I Got You: Fantasy Football 2015 – Round 1, Pick 11
C.J. Anderson is the man in Denver this year.
We use a 12 team snake draft in the Yahoo Fantasy Football format.
Round 1, Pick 11
Gronk fell to 11. I couldn’t be happier.
Round 2, Pick 14
C.J. Anderson will be the “bell cow” in Denver. Think Arian Foster or Justin Forsett.
Round 3, Pick 35
Kelvin Benjamin is Cam Newton’s number 1 receiver and a goal line threat. Look for him to build upon his rookie season this year.
Round 4, Pick 38
I am not particularly high on Emmanuel Sanders in the slot this year, but my board dictated that he was the best value here. He’s in a good offense with a good quarterback and still benefits from Demaryius Th
Round 5, Pick 59
C.J. Spiller will be playing the Reggie Bush role in the Saints offense. Mark Ingram is he goal line back.
Round 6, Pick 62
Vincent Jackson looks like he’s a 6th round value. Target him here or later.
Round 7, Pick 83
I liked Cam Newton here because of the 1-2 punch with Benjamin. Additionally, he is always a threat for rushing yds and tds.
Round 8, Pick 86
Rashad Jennings is the starter for the Giants. Shane Vereen will handle 3rd downs.
Round 9, Pick 107
I think it’s imperative to handcuff Vereen and Jennings. The production and attempts will vary from week to week.
Round 10, Pick 110
Davante Adams will be he main beneficiary of a Jordy Nelson or Randal Cobb injury. I love his potential.
Round 11, Pick 131
Stevie Johnson has been a true 1 in this league. He stands to be the biggest target for Phillip Rivers outside of Keenan Allen.
Round 12, Pick 134
Tre Mason will get the majority of the work as they ease Gurley in from injury. He is a talented runner.
Round 13, Pick 155
High on Jameis his year. High on Tampa this year.
I auto-drafted the Green Bay Defense with the 158th pick in the 14h round and kicker Randy Bullock with the 179th pick in he 15th round.
I think we’re satisfied with this roster. We may have reached for Davante Adams, but it was in the later rounds. Our roster:
What round 1 pick 11 looks like.
